We looked at millions of expenses from our aggregated, anonymized, direct customer data from December of last year to identify trends in unauthorized (as in, out-of-policy) spend being submitted for reimbursement during the holiday season. Below are our findings. Read More
Changing habits can be difficult—two steps forward, one step back. Understanding that can help you to stay on track with your goals. Read More
Roughly 5.2% of all invasive newly diagnosed cancer cases in American adults in 2015 were correlated with dietary factors. Read More
Eating chili peppers at least four times a week can reduce your risk of dying of a heart attack by 40% and your risk of dying from a stroke by more than 50%. Read More
“It seems the old adage of an apple a day was nearly right,” the report’s senior author, Professor Julie Lovegrove, said of the findings. Read More
Any worthy healthy snack presents very little disadvantages when consumed in excess. Anyone can go through a bag of potato chips in one sitting, but much fewer will feel good about themselves as a result. Read More
Why did “leftovers” make the leap from insipid plates peddled by “arlequins” to inspired dishes perfected by culinary artists? … Read More
Disinfecting and frequent sanitation is a good immediate preemptive measure, but a well-balanced diet is the best way to remain insured all year round. Read More
The fact that fad diet creators and followers have attempted time and again to reduce our entire system to sets of rules should warrant careful observation. Read More
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Managers are worried about maintaining the talent required to keep the doors open, but they are not asking the right questions.
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